Publications Ethics:

Eureka Journals commits to work for quality and transparency in its publishing. To achieve this we have developed major standards of ethical publishing guidelines across all Eureka Journals.

Eureka Journals provides assistance to its editor or author where he/she can contact Eureka Journals Managing Editor for immediate help or also send their queries related to Ethical guidelines or other related queries to info@eurekajournals.com

"Research misconduct is defined as fabrication, falsification, or plagiarism in proposing, performing, or reviewing research, or in reporting research results"- US Federal Policy on Research Misconduct. Editors of journal should work for research misconduct with the publisher if he/she finds any suspected misconduct then immediately refer the case forward and take appropriate action. Editor should firstly notify to Publisher in case of suspected research misconduct.

In the research paper if research data is being used as images where changes are found in the images which may mislead the research results and should be considered one part of data fabrication and falsification. Eureka Journals suggest Its all authors if any data fabrication and image manipulation occur, author should declare it.

Plagiarism is the "wrongful appropriation" and "stealing and publication" of another author's "language, thoughts, ideas, or expressions" and the representation of them as one's own original work- Wikipedia. Eureka Journals suggests all its editors to educate authors time to time about plagiarism to prevent from stealing of already published work. Eureka Journals already explained about plagiarism under Authors Guidelines that it should not be found in any papers at any cost.

If any Research Misconduct and violation of above mentioned policies are found and justified in the concerned manuscript in that case that manuscript unpublished/published would be removed from all Eureka Journals and its associated websites, archives & servers.